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Bullseye Powder Frit Sampler - 90 COE

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Bullseye Powder Frit Sampler - 90 COE

Bullseye Powder Frit Sampler - 90 COE by Bullseye Glass Co.

$89.95 USD
A $100.65 value.
Item# B8314   In Stock
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Product Features

  • 7 different colors
  • Transparent and opalescent glass
  • Powder grit - five oz. jars
  • 90 COE
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Product Description

Get started with this sampler of seven different powders in random selection of a variety of colors. Packaged in five ounce jars. 90 COE.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   beautiful sampler
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Pros : very nice selection of frit colors.
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : I was leery of not being able to select my own colors for sampler. The selection was great!
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  •   Bullseye powder frit!
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Pros : I love these colorful powder Frits. They are wonderful to use in my freeze and fuse design molds. Excellent quality!
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  •   Bullseye powder frit
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Pros : Easy to use an work with
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Other Thoughts : Will buy again
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